JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is staunchly opposed to remote work, insisting that it is not effective in the banking sector. Speaking at Stanford University, he emphasized the importance of in-office presence, especially for industries that were critical during the pandemic. Dimon acknowledged that while some prefer remote work, the nature of banking requires collaboration that is enhanced by in-person interactions. He also stated that he supports workers who choose to leave rather than comply with return-to-office mandates but stresses the importance of businesses defining their own policies in a free market.
Dimon believes that remote work "doesn't work in our business" and emphasizes the need for employees to return to in-office settings, highlighting the importance of collaboration.
During a talk at Stanford, Dimon stressed that while he understands frustrations with return-to-office policies, it's essential for those in the banking sector.
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